hyperbolic motion: why picking a sign?
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the metric needed to do this is (+,−,−,−)(+,−,−,−). We assume motion just in one direction so 4-velocity and 4-acceleration are respectively
uμ=(u0,u1,0,0)wμ=(w0,w1,0,0)uμ=(u0,u1,0,0)wμ=(w0,w1,0,0)
With wμwμ=−g2wμwμ=−g2
Now using the properties uμwμ=0uμwμ=0 and uμuμ=1uμuμ=1 we arrive at
(w1)2=±gu0−−−√
uμ=(u0,u1,0,0)wμ=(w0,w1,0,0)uμ=(u0,u1,0,0)wμ=(w0,w1,0,0)
With wμwμ=−g2wμwμ=−g2
Now using the properties uμwμ=0uμwμ=0 and uμuμ=1uμuμ=1 we arrive at
(w1)2=±gu0−−−√
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Explanation:
Hyperbolic Motion. By way of example, let's consider a rocket with proper length L = 0.8 light-years
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